Certain Cases of Conscience Resolved, Concerning the Lawfulness of Joyning With Forms of Prayer In Publick Worship. Part I. Viz. I. Whether the using of Forms of Prayer, doth not stint and limit the Spirit. II. Whether the using Publick Forms of Prayer be not a sinful omission of the Ministerial Gift of Prayer. III. Whether Praying by a Publick Form doth not deaden the Devotion of Prayer

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Certain Cases of Conscience Resolved, Concerning the Lawfulness of Joyning With Forms of Prayer In Publick Worship. Part I. Viz. I. Whether the using of Forms of Prayer, doth not stint and limit the Spirit. II. Whether the using Publick Forms of Prayer be not a sinful omission of the Ministerial Gift of Prayer. III. Whether Praying by a Publick Form doth not deaden the Devotion of Prayer
Scott, John (Rector, St. Peter-le-Poor, canon of St. Pauls, London) | 1683